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70cl / 50.6% / The Whisky Exchange – An 18-year-old Clynelish released for The Whisky Exchange Whisky Show 2014. Heavily sherried whiskies from Clynelish don’t come around very often, and this one carefully balances sherry fruit with the distillery’s famed fruity and waxy character.
70cl / 51.6% / Distillery Bottling – This mature Clynelish was aged in refill casks and includes spirit from distillation cut-point experiments, highlighting lots of tropical fruit notes.
70cl / 52.1% / Signatory – A very rare 1965 vintage whisky from Clynelish. Today’s Clynelish distillery started production in 1968, so this whisky was actually distilled at the old distillery, renamed first to Clynelish B when the new one was built, and then later to Brora. Matured for a full 29 years and bottled…
70cl / 44.6% / Douglas Laing – A single-cask bottling by Douglas Laing of a long-aged refill hogshead of Clynelish. There have been some tremendous old bottlings from this distillery recently, so here’s hoping that this is more of the same.
70cl / 61.3% / Distillery Bottling – A 1972 vintage Clynelish released as part of Diageo’s Rare Malts series. Despite spending 24 years maturing it is still at a whopping cask strength of 61.3%.
70cl / 42.1% / Speciality Drinks Ltd – A delicate and refined 1972 Clynelish, aged for 38 years and bottled in 2011 from a small batch of casks. Elegantly wooded with the distillery’s typical fruit and wax character.
70cl / 46% / Gordon & MacPhail – 1972 has produced some incredible whiskies from Clynelish and this one now joins the ranks. Bottled in 2016 at about 45 years old, this is about as long-aged as we’ve seen a bottling from the distillery – we can only thank Gordon & MacPhail and their excellent…
70cl / 58% / Gordon & MacPhail – The extraordinarily rare Clynelish 1972 from Gordon & MacPhail’s Private Collection was drawn from a refill sherry butt after ageing for half a century. This bottling showcases the distillery’s signature character, revealing notes of manuka honey, candle wax, banana, and apricots.
70cl / 54.3% / Prestonfield – A Prestonfield bottling is always a good thing, and when it’s a 33 year-old Clynelish… time for us whisky nerds to get excited.
70cl / 59.1% / Distillery Bottling – The Rare Malts are a now-discontinued series of cask-strength releases designed by Diageo to showcase some of the hidden treasures in their portfolio. This is a classic Clynelish originally released in 1997, so stocks are now understandably very low.
70cl / 43% / Coopers Choice – A 1983 vintage Clynelish from independent bottler The Cooper’s Choice. Distilled in the year that ‘old Clynelish ‘ (Brora) closed, this was aged for 16 years before being bottled in 2000.
70cl / 50% / Douglas Laing – An aged Clynelish 1983, bottled by Douglas Laing from a refill cask in May 2007 (hence the old packaging).
